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"Alar Kriisa, any punk rock blues kid should be able to appreciate his gruff vocals. He sounds like Leon Redbone piss drunk and fronting an Alice Cooper cover band and this is a good thing, a very good thing. The lyrics ramble shamelessly like Dylan, but latter-day Dylan, "Love and Theft" Dylan, which, again, is a good thing, a very good thing," writes Blues In London critic Eric Gebhardt. "Any purist should be able to appreciate the fantastic guitar playing of the great Andres Roots. /---/ Andres plays with a soul that feels to be as old as the music he's playing, behind a rhythm section that reminds me of Tom Waits' "Bone Machine" at times." Having first established their musical partnership in 2000 in the Mother River Delta of the Estonian South, Kriisa and Roots adopted the Bullfrog Brown moniker in 2003, recruiting Üllar Kärt on harmonica. Sharing stages with the likes of Honeyboy Edwards, Dave Arcari, Deltahead and Black River Bluesman,...